Google Bard is now available to Workspace users
When Google first released its AI chatbot Bard to the public, there were a few people left out. People with Google Workspace accounts could not use Bard, which was a bummer. However, according to 9To5Google, the chatbot is now available for workspace accounts.
If you’re still curious about what Google Bard is or what it could do, Android Headlines has several articles to help you out. We have Everything You Need To Know About Google Bard along with Google Bard vs. Bing AI. Also, we have a piece on Why Google Bard and Bing AI Are Not Proper ChatGPT Replacements.
Google Bard is now available for Workspace accounts
If you have a Google Workspace account, you were not able to get in on the fun that was testing out Google Bard. It seemed pretty ironic because Google Bard will definitely target Google Workspace users for its generative AI prowess. It’s a tool that will definitely be able to help speed up workflow which is always great for business.
Now, things have changed. There was an update to the official Google Bard changelog today. It says that people can now add Google Bard to their workspace domains. The changelog didn’t note any specifics about what you’ll be able to do, but that seems like something users will have to find out by giving it a try.
It does say that you can use Bard to “help with work, research, or other business needs when signed into your administrator-enabled Google Workspace account.” Google also explained that the settings for Google Bard in your account will be rolling out in the coming days. But, it will still be under Early Access. This means that Bard is still an experiment. You should still expect issues with the chatbot as it grows to maturity.
Google is still feeling out this new AI-driven age, and its answer to ChatGPT is now being integrated into different services. There is even a rumor that it will be integrated into the pixel home screen. You can read more about that here.
When Google first released its AI chatbot Bard to the public, there were a few people left out. People with Google Workspace accounts could not use Bard, which was a bummer. However, according to 9To5Google, the chatbot is now available for workspace accounts.
If you’re still curious about what Google Bard is or what it could do, Android Headlines has several articles to help you out. We have Everything You Need To Know About Google Bard along with Google Bard vs. Bing AI. Also, we have a piece on Why Google Bard and Bing AI Are Not Proper ChatGPT Replacements.
Google Bard is now available for Workspace accounts
If you have a Google Workspace account, you were not able to get in on the fun that was testing out Google Bard. It seemed pretty ironic because Google Bard will definitely target Google Workspace users for its generative AI prowess. It’s a tool that will definitely be able to help speed up workflow which is always great for business.
Now, things have changed. There was an update to the official Google Bard changelog today. It says that people can now add Google Bard to their workspace domains. The changelog didn’t note any specifics about what you’ll be able to do, but that seems like something users will have to find out by giving it a try.
It does say that you can use Bard to “help with work, research, or other business needs when signed into your administrator-enabled Google Workspace account.” Google also explained that the settings for Google Bard in your account will be rolling out in the coming days. But, it will still be under Early Access. This means that Bard is still an experiment. You should still expect issues with the chatbot as it grows to maturity.
Google is still feeling out this new AI-driven age, and its answer to ChatGPT is now being integrated into different services. There is even a rumor that it will be integrated into the pixel home screen. You can read more about that here.
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